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Does Las Vegas Still Have Penny Slot Machines?
Leslie-Surrency, 2008-06-16 08:37:41
Any casino?do they actually take coins?
2008-06-16 11:51:00 Adrianne-Sybilla wrote: I am a security guard in Vegas. The coins are history, as they get beat up and they are heavy to handle. You can still bring coins to the cashier cage like that, and they will give you paper change. But almost all slots, including the penny slots, are no longer coin input.The penny slots are different because they have you playing multiple lines. It can be more expensive than the dime slots.there are more than ever and they dont take coins
2008-06-16 11:30:42 Robert-Hill wrote: There are penny slots in most casinos, but they don't take pennies usually. You have to put bills into nearly all slot machines now.Also, you can play forever at one penny at a time, but most of the penny slots are those with multiple lines, and a single maximum bet can be around -4, which is much higher than the maximum bets on many quarter machines. You obviously win way more if you do the maximum bet than by just playing one penny on one line. I always play one penny slot machine a day in Vegas, and I've always been offered a free drink. But they certainly don't come around as often as they do on the higher machines.
2008-06-16 11:52:21 Ned-Weldy wrote: Every casino has "penny" slots, though many times you are actually playing a pull, "IF" you're playing the max. These are TITO machines, not, coin droppers The only place I know of that still has "coin-in-coin-out" actually penny at a time slot machines is the Gold Spike. They have about 30 or so penny machines in an area called the "Copper Mine***"http://www.goldspikehotelcasino.com For coin in, coin out machines, downtown is the place to go, but many casinos, especially the locals joints still have a few. ***Those machines may or may not still be there. The GS has been undergoing some changes, and we did not walk over to the GS last year. We did spend 3 weeks downtown, 15 nights at Main Street Station & 6 at the El Cortez, we just didn't check out the GS last year. ~Jack~
- No slot machines, that I know of, actually take coins anymore.
- Yes, but they don't take pennies anymore. play for free slots.
2008-06-16 11:44:57 Ernest-Wiggins wrote: Don't bring your piggy bank full of pennies ... they don't take coins ... I saw one at an older casino way off the strip that has one on display ... it actually does take pennys but mainly for show. You have to be careful on the modern penny machines .. with a push of a button you could bet .00.
- I think about every casino has some.
- Most dont actually take pennies any more but dollars.
- However each credit is still a penny.
2008-06-16 19:41:54 Andre-Alice wrote:
- Yup.
- Stations casinos - like Fiesta Henderson - have penny slot machines.
- My parents play them all the time, and win a lot too.
- Just check around :)However the more premium properties do not penny video slots download free play anytime offline.
- All of the moderate, and budget casinos have them play for free slots.
- A lot of casinos are going away from giving free drinks to people playing penny slots.
2008-06-16 10:15:44 Rhoda-Philips wrote: The first person is basically correct.Almost all casinos have slots where each turn can be as cheap as a penny. But normally the machines dont except pennies, you have to insert bills then you can have up to 100 credits per dollar.Some casinos will not give out free drinks to people on penny machines because they know people could basically play all day one dollar.
